Sentence examples for trepidation has become from inspiring English sources

But what was once simple apprehension and mortification and trepidation has become increasingly entangled with feelings of exhaustion and marginalization and even indignation.

All the lead character wants is to live authentically, but the trepidation attached to that has become too overwhelming, making her believe that she's worthless.

Writing recently in the New York Review of Books, Joyce Carol Oates suggested that '11 September has become a kind of Holocaust subject, hallowed ground to be approached with awe, trepidation and utmost caution.

In that seeming contradiction lies an enduring reality: no matter how sophisticated women traveling on business might have become about looking after themselves on the road, they can never shake their trepidation about being alone in an unfamiliar locale.

Trepidation has entered their bones, our bones.

Lower trust and higher trepidation have led to tighter contracts.

I write this with some trepidation, having only your version of events.

That was the only trepidation I had about "Will & Grace".

And they do this with very little trepidation about having to write that check.

But any trepidation I had felt evaporated when I met Bertrand at the bus station.

With trepidation, I have to say – how about Bluetooth?